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| − | | [[File:Party-Partido Templario Boliviano.jpg|80px]] || {{eLink|party|4250|Partido Templario Boliviano}} || | + | | [[File:Party-Partido Templario Boliviano.jpg|80px]] || {{eLink|party|4250|Partido Templario Boliviano}} || 5 || 38.46% || 1.{{eLink|citizen|5310528|don zebosk}}<br>2.{{eLink|citizen|5417993|FuJiN93}}<br>3.{{eLink|citizen|5926152|Hermano Coco}} |
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| [[File:Party-P.L.N. Liberacion Nacional.png|80px]] || {{eLink|party|4045|P.L.N. Liberacion Nacional}} || 4 || 30.77% || 1.[[BoliviaGrande]]<br>2.{{eLink|citizen|8950580|chavao2074}} | | [[File:Party-P.L.N. Liberacion Nacional.png|80px]] || {{eLink|party|4045|P.L.N. Liberacion Nacional}} || 4 || 30.77% || 1.[[BoliviaGrande]]<br>2.{{eLink|citizen|8950580|chavao2074}} | ||
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| − | + | == March - November 2020 == | |
| + | Elections were not held as Bolivia was conquered and had no regions under control on the [[Congress elections]] day. | ||
[[Category:History of Bolivia]] | [[Category:History of Bolivia]] | ||
[[Category:Politics of Bolivia]] | [[Category:Politics of Bolivia]] | ||
Revision as of 19:23, 30 November 2020
Country ● History ● Organizations ● Citizens ● Presidents ● Governments ● Congresses ● Parties ● Military
January 2020
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| Party Logo | Party | No. of Votes | % of Votes | Congressmen |
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Partido Templario Boliviano | 5 | 38.46% | 1.don zebosk 2.FuJiN93 3.Hermano Coco |
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P.L.N. Liberacion Nacional | 4 | 30.77% | 1.BoliviaGrande 2.chavao2074 |
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Partido Nacional Militar | 4 | 30.77% | 1.manjhoate |
February 2020
Although elections were held, due to constant battles and regaining control of a region just prior to election day, no candidates were proposed, so nobody got elected.
| February 2020 | ||||
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| Party Logo | Party | No. of Votes | % of Votes | Congressmen |
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P.L.N. Liberacion Nacional | 4 | 50% | - |
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Partido Nacional Militar | 4 | 50% | - |
March - November 2020
Elections were not held as Bolivia was conquered and had no regions under control on the Congress elections day.
